Bettina Callary
Canada Research Chair in Sport Coaching and Adult Learning; Associate Professor
Department: Experiential Studies in Community and Sport
Phone:
902-563-1452
Email: Bettina_Callary@cbu.ca
Experience the very best education while studying sport and physical activity leadership with active, well-being focused courses within the Bachelor of Arts Community Studies (BACS) degree. The Sport and Physical Activity Leadership (SPAL) program provides students with cutting edge information, skills and capacities to be future and current leaders in sport and physical activity programs and systems across Canada and worldwide.
With a focus on community and experiential learning, students deepen their insights into issues around leadership of sport and physical activity. Students graduate with a deep understanding of how their field affects individuals and communities alike, gaining skills and experience in sport management, health & wellness, outdoor leadership and coaching.
There are so many advantages to living, working and studying in Cape Breton. That’s because CBU has competitive advantages other places can’t offer. With the winds of inspiration blowing in from the Atlantic Ocean, you naturally get the energy you need to excel at anything you put your mind to. Our inspiring environment and relaxed atmosphere attracts students from more than 70 countries to live, work and play on the island we’re proud to call home.
Voted #8 on the top islands to visit in the world by Travel + Leisure Magazine, students come here for the abundance of opportunities for outdoor adventure. Wide open spaces. Incredible views. A welcoming community. Plus, our community-based sport, recreation and physical activity programs are facilitated by approachable faculty who use an experience-based learning style.
CBU is a top choice for students around the world. This is partly because it’s the only program in Canada that focuses on the leadership of sport and physical activity with core competencies of interdisciplinary, community-oriented and process-based learning courses. Additionally, the flexibility and variety of options you can take in conjunction with the major or honours in Sport and Physical Activity Leadership gives students opportunities to develop knowledge from multiple disciplines, subjects and perspectives.
The SPAL program and its courses can serve as a springboard for ongoing education in graduate programs such as physiotherapy or occupational therapy, or as a final degree towards a career in:
Department: Experiential Studies in Community and Sport
Phone:
902-563-1452
Email: Bettina_Callary@cbu.ca
Department: Athletics
Phone:
902-563-0952
Email: Dean_Morley@cbu.ca
Department: Athletics
Phone:
902-563-1874
Email: Fabian_McKenzie@cbu.ca
Department: Experiential Studies in Community and Sport
Phone:
902-563-1982
Email: john_hudec@cbu.ca
Department: Arts and Social Sciences
Phone:
587-439-9095
Email: Simon_Barrick@cbu.ca
Office: B268-B
Department: Athletics and Recreation
Email: Teena_Campbell@cbu.ca